Easter holiday trains to be run across Brisbane region
A record 443 trains expected in Brisbane and surrounds during the Easter holiday period with bookings nearly full on near trains to Townsville and Rockhampton. A total of 1736 tons of goods arrived at Brisbane yards for delivery to country centres, 826 tons above the normal quota. Transport officials caution that the strike has not halted all rail services.
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Bribbane
Bpeha
Entordey
Townsville
Rockhampton
Briabane
Animal Service
Prevent
Goars
Mlooey
Jaf Neale
Kanter Padmangers
Keaths
Sorin
Fasmenter
Wario Wallingarry
Cononavutla
Qaigte
Yuse m
Pion Laiay
Tater
Bol
Prowler
Rituelf
Wortton
Strike Pressure Rises As Wages Bill Swiftly Grows
The strike moves threaten £520 000 in wages with 580 000 noted and more. Government statements reveal impending arbitration and court action to set terms. Rail workers, tradesmen, and unions discuss award adjustments and looming legal decisions while arbitration hearings approach.
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Eds
Iment
Commonwealth, Metal ‘Tradea
Allogvitier
Bank Deposits Rise Across Australia In February
Bank deposits continued to climb, with total deposits reaching around 6,200,000 pounds, about 18.284 million more than the previous period. Figures show increases across major lenders as February totals exceed January by millions, indicating steady liquidity growth.
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Pete Cradle
Australis
Yrar
al Aine Ind
Petra
Vento Allel
Teri
Depinks
Lave
Tee Pelle
Mie Soda
Felruary
Confused Ideologies Ban Communists From Legion
A chaotic conference of the Legion of Ex-Barvicinen and Wonen debated banning communists and expelling members. The meeting exposed factional struggles, with calls to preserve Amanuy democracy and to bar communist leadership within the Legion while political authorities weigh action.
Summonses Served On Fed Union Official At Protest
Federal official J Henry faced two summonses for alleged breaches of permit rules during King George Square protest. Police reported a march from Trade Mall to King George Square with about 400 participants. Demonstrators clashed with officers, blocking traffic as the crowd moved toward the Trade Hall area. Police detained several speakers and dispersed the crowd as the protest ended without further incident.
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Brisbane
Brdney
Federal
Wateruse
J. Henry
Twa Tummonse
Iby
Ans
King Gaara Square
Otlee
Taleiy Park
Unlawtel Procesion, Ltd
Wderriond
Wil
Agaiant Ether Poreana
Ta Sidan
Slam
George Rynare
Kaden Mall
Thuy
Lomves
Agmy
Pune
Stetlan
Faestad
Sahara
Salta
Heavy Penalties In New Building Control Act
The Assembly introduced legislation increasing penalties for breaches of building regulations. Fines rise from 400 to 600 pounds for individuals and up to 2000 pounds for bodies corporate, with imprisonment terms possible. The measure, linked to the Building Regulation and Materials Control Act of 1945, aims to strengthen enforcement and deter unsafe practice in construction and housing.
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Bribbane
Unin
Beach Parade By Elephants Out at Crowd Trample
Fragmentary text describes a beach parade by elephants ending with trampling crowd at a location with unclear names and numbers. The readable parts mention Sunday afternoon activities and a crowd of around forty thousand, plus a possible event at Candbean.
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Ciilah
Weshy
Bomdt
Candbean
Panel of Four in Melbourne Newsroom Shuffle
A garbled Melbourne report outlines a four man panel tied to an army inquiry and a vague political stance. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text but imply an official review and potential four member committee.
United Nations faces key crisis in Western bloc tensions
The Herald Tribune reports growing East West strain as major powers show tentative willingness to hold talks. A Yets correspondent notes cautious statements from Chile and other nations hinting at possible easing of hostility. Officials expect renewed diplomacy amid a fragile balance of power.
April Wool Sales Postponed
Unclear OCR text outlines postponement of wool sales with scattered dates and numbers. Readable portions mention May start and potential bids or offers. Incomplete entries reference locations, vendors, and buyers but lack coherent details to confirm specifics.
Fragmented Threats and Disjointed Streetside Remarks
The piece presents a garbled, OCR like stream of quotes and phrases referencing threats, protests, and political figures. It mentions Deciniog, Pesce Marshall, and Truman era implied language, with unclear chronology and multiple broken names and locations. The readable content centers on public unrest, political tension, and discourse, but specifics remain obscured.
Growers Resolve Grain Shortage Disrupted in Brishba
Amid chaotic notes a grower dispute in Brishba centers on sorghum harvest and delivery. Officials report an order of 10008 tons affecting 200 growers, with tensions over missing shipments and potential penalties. Local leaders urged restraint to avoid broader repercussions.
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Emery
Alechreat
Wakao Uy
Ward
Parmari
Paolo
Aimee
Janice
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